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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
rCorUPE on HiyTAL TRAINING

Charlie, H. Ham. Of Chicago, author VI "erk o.
"Nanual rralnins" delivered an address on me 20
.d,ca,.n OF Mind aud Hand before tho Industrial hdu
cation Association No. University place yesterday
afternoon lie gave account OF tho Development Oh
manual training citing Huxley Mill Spencer fr'soe'
and Mauisoy IN favor of such education ana pohths
ont tho great advantages which nave oeon sscuteu 10
n.,srn civilization by "the msstcrshp OF deeds ana
,h,. ov., ,,.., and words" declaring that "to know
fine truth Il Is necessary do tho truth" Tho mlih
and tho hand" continued tho speaker arc hA'urai
allie. aud each supplement tho other In tue Sfoa'
work OF education the schoe OF the future In whSa
... tinns mr., TO DO IN ntaincd childhood Will DO
respccted and iahor honoroL" AmOn. those VINO rs
tened To the paper President Nicholas W. buu'ol
Professor Ihomas Davidson, Dr ID. X. Dodge "ilan
strange of tho Patofso ~ j. In iu,trai Associ .ton
Mira g /, Agnew Miss Grace H. Dod-e. suerintendon
W ~ Earringsr. OF Newark; SnPer"teuusnt - e.
MeI,nsy or Patterson; George ". Nanderoilt, Lou,s
Prang John y. clark. Of Boston. ANA Coih@ssi"hs''
I.uuiIuts and Spraguo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
YEVTEVING mr. BUSINESS WEN

The business failures thrOug hOut the country during
the past week. rs reported by t. q. Dun a 90. of the
Mere sntiie Agency numbered .22 for the ncd sies
and twenty for Canada total Of 242, against 2l last
week and o'i Ia the ponng week last year Tho
increase occurred IN the Western and s.uthe STATES.
In thoiT weekly reNe. of trade Messrs. Dun 60. t1ke
this hopeful view OF the commercial situation:
Notwithstanding slow collections In many quarters,
and failures of unplri>sn significance, tho pievd-
rGt feeling J., thai the most serious points danger
hlNr fccL un"icd. and that trade and ministries
have been warned In season 10 check unsafe eA
The volume of business continues large, whether
Judged By reports from many centres, by bank ex-
changes outside of New York which exceed l9,i years
by 10 per ccniD, by railroad tonnage, which
results IN increase of about II per cent over last
year ia reported earnings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
JiiL.BREAKING DISCOURIGED

STORY or rHE SHOOTING OF rnf ESCAPING cos
yICr Al CALDWELL. y. J.
The fatal shooting Of Thomas Wallace. a convict In
Caldwell, Essex County, n j., penitcniay, rnp"Te'
YESTERDAY will end for tno tho attempts To e'
cape from that Institution. Wallace was with gang
of I25 ronviots at work In tho stOueyard attached Ia
the pententlary The convicts guarded by peOfSr
and John Jacobus Frank Baldwin and J. W Tea,
heepcrs all armed with brooch leaders The escape
had been planned by three Horny Smith bui glaf
Samuel Johnson a colored thief and Thomas Lla'e'
who was serving term OF one year for larceny moro
IS a low wall surrounding tho prison grounds ana
roadway skirts tho northern sdc While tho country
around " hly and wooded, with houses at Intervals
About O'Clock the three men, watching their oppor
tunty made a dash toward tho woods In tho direction
OF Verona Tho guard, threw up then pieces anu
calling upon then halt fired over their heads NO
heed was paid TO the command, and Wallace Dent MS
body while swiftly running. Another Volicy was hieu
when Wallace pitched forward with Duiiot III IN"
head lilo rolled over and lay still johns NJ "'o
running a few paoes further, suddenly stoppca Do
iIovinc he was shot and taken by the guards lie
wa. moi hit Smith continued on at headl"ng gait
and AIT bough several shots were nrch AZ bl S"o' cou
f., ng ina c0ver OF tho woods and disappeared
The body of " allaro carried 10 lho prntohIhy
II wa. found that the bullet had peneratcn tno ilcot
and come out about an inch under his iet eye 'ouut
phvsIcIan Hewlett OF Newark, drove up 10 Tue penn
isntIary and after Viewing tho body caused It's 10
moyai 10 the morgue at Newark. Wallace was aOou
twenty three years old and wa, well rOnnectel ~,
wa convicted q month ago OF stehiInB soous hom
Frocchs brass works In Nowarh ana hau ooon VA
no came hom Philadelphia. Tho woods arc oe'ns
sroured In search ~ tho escaped convict
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

proper manner py Colonel Grant Inc telegram is as
follows
learn that the charge Is being made against Colonel
Grant that he abused coi0red cadets at West Point and
have been addressed upon the subject prominent col
ored men In New-fOrk who oppose COonsl Grant My
brother. who is dead. WAS q cadet when Colonel
Grant was there. and he suffered like persecution and
aouSe vita other coored cadets but rcirrusa OF hs
letters which have been carefully preserved written
while there, aud recent consultation abnnt tho ma ter
With tho other members M tho family fail 10 disclose
connection, even in the remo;ct degree OF colonel
Grant with the abuses complained Of II ne had neeu
guilty AS charged brother would have been nsst AT
to mention bis name ABOVE all others.
II. &. .iAPIIR.
The TELEGRAM brou sit ont In response 10 letter
sent "a Mr. Napier by John j. Ltileon, OF zee National
Eercv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

THE TRENTON Will PROBABLY RE fhh FLAGSHIP
or TmE EUROPEAN SQUADRON.
The United states frigate trenton. winch arrived from
the south paeidc Thursday went IT, tho Navy haru
ve.,e,av anil took tho berth ut the dock which tho
cruiser Chicago has occupied She Will receive Sono
neoes.ary repnrs change will be made In tho de-
tail Of Officers and men. sho VIII then DO ready io'
sauadrou duty reported that she Is to be the nag
ship OF tho Erropesn squadron. Captain Farqnhar tho
commander brings hun the officers aud Gro" OF tne
aacalp Lancaster OF the south Atlantic Squadron and
those Of them whose three years terms haEo siPfou
have been discharged
There Is bu,lio preparation at tho Navy Yard 70
rot supplies and new OF officers aud 7aiisrs Tor
the corvette Marion. which Recently Game Hou ,Io
A.i.iic Haundrsn and IA now at Panama wNlinR TOT
her ne ~ detail Tncy Will bc forwArdrd On enc Ia,iV
Mi steamer Colon hich sails from here on ihuisey
There nayo arrived the yard 100000 bricks er tno
chimney 10 tho nov machine shop now hclnS orcrt"i
adj also 900 spruce pos roa Nova Sceua iot ro'u,
lag tn. DOCKS which far long time naVo oeen ~ s"
ne a of repair All construction work on tue poslon
was s,oppod ON Thursday might by orders from na,nnk
ton. and only little work areuna tho engines " ''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
FINDING 4 LONG LOST DAUGHTER.


A NEWSPAPER ARTICLE T. ADS TO THH DISCOVERY
1HE HEIR TO S5O.00D
PfTT-BrrC. Nov. tS0ociah.-Ab0ut SIX weeks age
Thomas sheehan, Of shsrpSburg, died leaving
tate valued al $4,000 Mr. Shrchan had been employed
farm when young and some time after hi,
poyci's death he married the attcr's widow. child
born Ia the couple but not welcome visitor.
Tho parents therefore sent The little Mr. hhee-
hans sister at ST. Louis. They lost sight of the child,
and year, ago Mr. Sheehan went to ii. Louis
mako in,cSt cation. His friends told him Thai he
child had died sin hc had mis- stvinss tie subject
A. viii could be tOund after Sheehan's death Mrs
rheehan appealed To her attorneys for advice. sha
told the story about the daughter, and on October "a
the story publ.s in Tie Commercial GsZfte"
II this city. The Chicago Times" copied anh crliied
the article Ada T.. Nodag. otoN 30 Thirty irsi-sL,
Chicago, rad The article AMI .Bjte td the cltor Of
:" The Commercial Gazette. saying that she believed
herself to be- the child. This letter was accompanied
by another addressed to Mrs Sheehan.
reporter presented the letter to MI" Sheehsn,
yesterday. when she finished reading she tbOughB
quietly III moment when She sad Ilr"fe lie
doubt that {, my dsughiei."
THIS lruer says In part
II was taken and gwen ~ Jared Macy. oi New
York Cty to bring VEST by old lady abouh
the year 1850. They then called me twenty months
Od. have the ctJii"s had on when fak"n by .
family IA hci gan. Silce have been able To write,
grave / advertised tn tho sew FORK and Baltimore
papor-. Henry Hodge,. Al No. 5ls BIoadvay. New
York IA duilg al he To ind the mystery out aud 80
l. a. H. sumner of Batimurc.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

Tho C1iiAS of the Bust"n sup visor were prtH" u"h
the Attorney General ~ the Hon !. J. DAVIS, represent
u aud Ills r1Dfs nave resulted
IN extremely interesting correspondence. MI Gar
LANDS rc.hy 'ousrcrsmsn DaNlNs Wsl httri,
nrlnang ile petition OF the New -fedfort sulrf
Vis"rs asking for their legal comrcnsauom. was
dated NHrrh u and ~ these terms .
the authority of THIS department for pay OF super
vis"rs dates from III" dsy on which INC hu'lr' were
assumed by II uud't executive order The date or tis
circular October H. 1856. II inu ua'ed tha' Nv
DAYS would hc the Iirun mum er OF DAYS ilf wiirh
coms wouIs be allowed. aud The mArN'ii Tor tf
district directed Ia ippttt that information 10 all
parties in interest Instruction, c"ui not ho giNrh I"
.fi'er % THIS IL
pattnent o." 10 M, MI l'aNi made vigorous
reply. pointing out that Nh Isrlands Predecessor. VT
Brow st~r. had entirely opposite ulln"H an
urging that tho ATTORNEY Geucrzi had ~ rKht TAci
calt 10 tg. ~, "f toh<f's Ia l"iK ahs"rr, MI
GaTlanI siralei the Pr ,hlrris ORDER from which
ACNE. bn said. " Ind any authority 10 act The orirr
Of neither grants csIld Grssf snrh al
mir Gafl- In, assumed lie -i-o calir int
10 nta's- Of OF work p~rforWei hY
ths ~ Davis made elaborate
and convincing reply bnt Attorney 'ou"Ta oaflsnI
MS rofnszi to the suP"F. "HAt - dus
in flc IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
RnrKpsNAS nEKksflIy ASks roR 7Iys

at the EsscI afiei Police tour JesiercAy tbiisinI
Mitchell ags thltieon daughter OF Goftfrri Mitcbcll
liquor dcarr. appeared before Justice DUFFY ~ com
rainsn against Chatles Bernstein. found'nan OF the
Eleventh irecuct. charging him with assaulng her On
October 10 Jusiico Quay had Issued warrant on Fri
day which gwen Into tho hands OF court officer Tor
service No arrest made however. aud Bernstein
l,araded Ina beat on Friday night usual and went
home without u0iNsiatiOu lie pTsduced nj court
Yesterday asi Justice Dufy adminisitrei sever ~
buko the officer FOR his neglect % duty IL aib 10 put
the defendant ar Ter arrest
BERNSTEIN said tho charge Wa pure biActmal anu
time TO procure evidence" Tn" "fanlhhl'n vas
accordingly postponed 10 Wednesday Bali Tss hAed at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
ASKING TO HAZE 4 RICHTER REMOTED
DTRBY CRANDALL CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT OF
TIBET.

pTRgY cRANDAII CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT OF
COURT AND ABUSE OF Trust.
Judge Enrich in the City Court, Chambers Yesterday
reserved hi- decision motion made on behalf OF
Henry Harbeck creditor for over 100000 or William
H. whitaker & Co.. for the removal Of Derby Crandall
from the position OF receiver Of the firm AMI for his pun
shuent for contempt OF for allie ;ed abuse OF
his In his petition Iarbeck a'crs that among the
assets of te r on October a. 1885, when IN proceed
ngs supplementary Ia execution Issued Oh lldg-
mont obtained against the firm hy Daniel & Tate
Crsnia appointed receiver. there was claim
ngans Edward O. Gilmore the theatrical munger. for
$500 with interest from Juno !, 1850 for services
rendered and moneys paid Ia his interest Crandal sued
Gilmore IN the superior Court IN March, 1856 ana IL
rcd that In June, 1887 Crantal gave him general
release and his to have the action discontinued
This # i, claimed done pursuant to corrupt con
spracy between CranIal and >. W BIttcrshal Nom
Der OF the firm and Of the Judgment debtors, ny
which they or Of thcm received 800 from Mr. I'll
for their own Use or that 81 one OF them
starr j. Murphy. who retained ny trandaN "a re-
ccvcr In the suit against Gilmore 10 on affidavit
that he was informed that the claim valid ami grew
out of transactions in lard between Gilmore and Batter
shn AMI John T.. J. Granger of the firm OF Whitaker "
Co After absence from The city IN juno inst III
Murphy was Informed by the deicntnI attorney na i
.siI hctitOus and did not represent am fca1
transactions Io also a-ccrialncd tat CtahdaIi VINO,
he st.s, was formerly clerk or Whitaker Co., MA
executed general release. INT 'fahdt dee "fs ta'
there WAS no consideration Tor the execution OF Tue III
strulDcnt
rho aifant says H. In the possession o' inc de-
fcnlan;s the affidavit OF Baticr0lA! that ne Ns
convinced that Gilmore gave him any orders anu
that there Was valid clauH against mia: MI Mn phy
ptOiuccd letters from Baiiershu To FIiwui' tnoN !
that tue operating for aim IN bard lie "~s'
that the Tor GilmOrr- account Coi- vi
the purchase OF 900 ucrces OF MAY i"td OH
March L. 1850, ami ia safe on hWii
~ ISS5, aud the purchase Sf LOCO ucrceS vi
June lard April 70. 1888. aud IT, sale on June !;
ls-5 lup deal Was closed On Jane !. $50. deildhi
Tor more margin being compiled with 'Fahi nc
olArcs that he hal n-Vrr rr"iv"i any chccN Dnt tnc
defendants counsel told tho ai ans that ciecN io -VO
had given CrIudi!l Murphy thru wrote 't'cr
trauts charging with bctrsying tne interests "i
the cretor, and refusing act further - is attorney!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
rrrcnlAr nr MrrHnnISr SOcILlIES

For the purpose OF getting all III business under one
roof the M,lhVilst Book Concern and the missionary
Society have agreed to purchase tn, properly al Tic
southwest OF Fifth and Twoniicth-st' com
pifsng frontage of 1Oi feot and depth OF ITO fec,
at present 0crupici by throe brownStono dwc'iing-
The purchase prco s. $3.50 900 and tho transfer will DO
made on December provided sli tho titles are found
40 be satisfactory. Tho Methodist Book Concern and
the Missionary Society the building NJ Eleventh
nj and broadway. where their business onccs are hliu
uicd. and tho Book Concern also owns a buuing IN
Mulberry 81, wi"rc is printing and binding work l.
done. 1hi- will probably he cold, but II has not yet
been decided VITA viii DO done with the business quar-
tefs CONSTITUTION on tho now buli1lng VIII begin
carly IN the spring throo fou1hs Of II Will DO owned
by Tho Book cOucorn and ono fourth by tho Missionary
,,cisfy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
Nrmsr4rrR MAooNS nNlvGN kEckLNSsLY.

NEWSPA PER EA0ONS DRIVEN RECRLKSsLY.
Mayor Hewitt has received fron AibsTi T. cochrane
protest against the reckless manner In which certain
evening newspaper wagons are driven through the
street While delivering The Mayor hn. sent tho letter TO
President French OF tse Police Eoard aud says
Ihaye myself been wtn.s, OF tho reckles, manner IN
which pf vehicles through tue streets
and wondered that tue police officers SHOULD PER
n' 80 rtosS violation Of the ordinances now rsquFst
that will call the aten ion Oi tho superintendent 70
ths va. with view la rs prompt hbHrnrpi III thi,
"a IN I'll OF .r oas.- advise hrs friendly notice. ana
n TINS he not oh.ervo arrest aud punishment have
no Doubt hswevrr tbai the poproors OF the
ne Wspaners VIII On a request tue Police Beard
rive the nccess .iy direction their drivers 10 roftan
from exposing the hyos and limbs OF pa""rs-Dy 70
a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
THE ciprAyy or THr VERNON DRUNK.

CHICAGO. Nov. 4.-EdgIr A. Hall, brother OF tha
second engineer OF the Vernon stated yesterday that tho
last tue brother ia Chicago he told him that
Captain Thorp Master Of tte Vernon hal an attack Of
delIium tremens WHALE top OF the pilot house. Mr.
Hall formerly connected with the Northern Michigan
Line and clerk OF the propeller Champan naiil short
time before $40 irnoi lie sad thai 10 Ought 10
we'll known - tao ot Ter ohcers ot the uns
thai SptSin IN rp wa hard dnAer ana That 10 bad
often left port drunk ANr stone the only survivor
OF tho ,sier when asked II he ever saw taptai9
Ihorp drunk. rcpsd: Tho Ca tain was drunk NEST Of
the tine and he drunk wnen We lett rheboygan
last On Friday nIst when the steamer MAS lost.
the captain was as drum, a. ever saw hnad ne Kept
tagius every ttle while frOm O"tt.s that ne
Carried La hi, cont IuCkut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
no,,n,y,y prIvsrlrED by TIE Courts.

Policeman NJ. H. Brady was dismissed iroi' 'ho io'.
about six months ago charge OF 'ntoxicatoh "e
was rein.tated few day ago. the courts having deu
that his offence was not sufficient cause io' us ~
noyai from odicc. Yesterday the Police BOAR" rouo
opinion from tho corporation Co"h'ci '""' ,
,,l o. r.c.iv. S6,l the amount OF his salary during
the time he wn. of force The Board acted Oh no
same opinion yesterday In the case OF Policeman THOMAS
Mcbride who had been dismissed on charge oil ih'oA
cation and sci back by the courts
Policeman David r. Bolster who had been on VIC
,orce twenty years recently asked 10 be retired on
neuaon INT his application denied on the gronhh
hat Ills term Of service had not been contlnuous f"s
erIay the Police Board received decision or the Gen
sraI Term OF the Supreme Court upon Bolaers appear
for retirement The court holds that the twenyyear
clause Ia the pension law does not mean continuous
seryice and therefore Bolster Is eligible for retirement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
DEMOCRATIC TRAMPS SHALL NOT VOTE.
I~-PrrroR WILLIAMS WILL sKE TO rnAT-now

DEMOCRATIC TRAMPS SHALL NOT VOTE.
I~-PFrToI WILLIAMS WILL SIZE TO rnAT-How
eFPEATFEs MAY BY CAUGHT.
Police Inspector Williams called oui Of the citv
yesterday. but his assistants kept the work OF getting
evidence against the colonies OF trais who have been
guilty OF illegal registration Sergeant Price procured
another batch a; the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday and Il begns 10 look II moro than
thousand illegal votes had been bareaincd for In the
lower paIt OF The city Ia al the lodging house districts
the Illegal registration has been greater This year than
n,nal The Police CoDmis 0Hsrs are dcerm iDed Z" pre-
vent the Illegal from being east On Tuesday Al
each polnc place where there has been Illegal rcci-ia
ton policemen will be Visiting with warrants IN their
porkcts and "a. soon ms named IN a warrant PIE
seuts himself 10 vote viii arrested am locked up
He will not have opportunity to cast ballot ana he
is likely 10 20 to prison "A charge OF perjury.
II every legal voter IN New York and Brooklyn VIII
constitute himself "a committee OF one on election d"y
10 TO some district and stand quietly watching he
rioters he viii before an hour Is see some man N"i
ing whom he believes Is not legal voter on cannot
probably prevent voting but ailer he mas No'en
follow hin blocks and you will IND iin song ilt
eOiue shop Wait few minutes ana ne WIZ r"ino
ont: follow him and ne VIII 20 10 anohef etc 40" MS
trct. and try 20 vote un Ter another name 'aH'iSe
his aud will iD This can ~ hof ny
few Thousand pabiesplri,el czeus ana INC pa!io, oi
legal voters will not 10 balanced Of heuinled "
illegal ones
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
gHEaP PRICES POR POULTRY.

Poultry cheap enough for tho unpracilscd house
wiio to mako experiment In ooohng, SO az to DO
oil night for Thanksgiving Day. II u plentiful enough
for all 10 make change from ordinary meat diet Six
hundred tons OF dressed fowls have arrived Tor this
week. market and twenty five car loars OF live fowls
Turkeys and chicken, being RECALLED at twelve and
a half and fourteen cents pound while ni'ccn AMI
sixteen cent tuy extra Quaiiy meat D"chS hin
sold nj i.i'sn and ~ Ntncu cents a pound hoSius mo
pressure OF supply the weather II against h""ng o"''
SCARCE yet. They arc quoted f" s"Veh'oo" u"
cighicrn cents pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The ConGncntsl Insurance Company yesterday oDsinh
from Justice Donohue, SupreIn. court attach
mcnt against property 81 Lorenzo Dnich VINO l'Hs
in C,uad. Diuirk Formerly the nlnnd marine
agent ~ the company IN Bunto, and 3D." company -uo.
him balance ~ s20soj 80 claimed Z" ." due
A. rho tiu.r thai hr closed "a, agency.
The National Park BanS yesterday obtained from
Justice Duohu-, INC supreme Count another attach
nrnt Bg1iust property Of Honc" webster Co In a
7,n4B - noes.
Tho schedules =. Charles N'sh. dealer ~ mcn ;
frn shlug goods, his xs>gnm,t 10 David Mc@nlct -
liabilities Of 81 O3t 10 nominal assets 81 OIL 49,
aud artuIl set, 300 ~.
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1ELErnoNE cnAReEs 20 EE L00KED Mro.

TELEPHONE CHARGES TO BIZ LOOKED INTO
Next Thursday work Will DO begun BY tho committee
authorized by tho last Assembly 10 investigate INC NJ
iegcd excessive raie, charged the public Tor e'oPhohe
service, and a,O tho alleged oAtOriionaio rcnA' "hch
telephone companies doing bu ncss In this sa'o arc
compelled IA pay to the American Bell Ioiophoho ON
pBuy Of hassachusetis. Tho committee COLOSSUS %
five members and Will meet Mt No FL Corilandtst at
10 d. NJ The chairman. Mr.. Ainsworth. rs, already
served appear The Staten isiNnh tho
Neschrster. tie Hudson River Telephone cnnlpah',
and others doing business within radius OF several
miles from The city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PEIC

MEMS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE or PRICES.
There was only duh MARKET IN crude certificates Ics.
to-day, the extreme fluctuations were cent The
news from tho saAonbufg field OF more bear'sh
character the Adler WE'LL deeper drilling, run
ming up to twcnty-,x barrels hour and a we'll
opening up 6oaIo barrels day, although IL IS evident
that the viii be larger la all probability, a.
it has been shut IN enable tankagc 10 be put up.
This open q IA cents. foss OF IL
Thursday night. and the bears got The price
down further But recovery OF cent followed,
although close the market weakened 10 the open
Ing quotation SaAonburg j. sll the main reliance OF
IN. short interest and doubtless, thres
wells near the sand in that region, new buying Will
be held in check until their character is determined Bus
there indications Of uncasness on the part OK
holders u certificates Hrst two days OF Noyem-
Der the pipe line runs been only e6,335 barrels
.307 barrels day. 15s 622 barrels OF deliveries
40 81 day.. or course these ngures arc hardly
a fair criterion but tho outlook for production this
month Is not much 10000 barrels day, unlesa
SaAouburg proves unexpectedly fertile. 1t Is fair
suppost on that shutdown movement viii last that
long and hence holders are not fearful OF any
near change In general prospccs while expecting thai
wisdom OF corporation for better sufeiently Z?
rs sasees, for the entire year Inc Mset eoss
weakness apparent Carrying rates ruled at about ~
Ths range prices ami the total dealings a. the csu'
| soil lated Exchange were as follows;
2p. .n.,s 81. FG~f''
sales barrels zsso0S
the tone and price were strong Quotations were 1V
cents, Abel test, at all ports.
I'M CRY P.ap Nov I-vauo,h Trsn,it rsrti1ossss,
| ovesat a 7Ss hfnsv. 49,. lowest ~ closet 30
ssls, ,,rrss 3Oob.'no oArrss
trrs barrels .hipmss 80 1855 barrels runa soot
rirrsruso Penn Nov tPetroenm fairly aouvc s'se Nj
| steady National Transit csrunotss opsn''
R..nrorn p,na Nov w ,tioaa TRANSIT, :ernosss
l a ened az 73s ant clnssi at 73s Mfhss. ''V' '
72S. CIearancs.. 219t 900 bsrrs% r.., c.rtlaaataa
| TrrusyIIe Penn. Nov A. NstlsnA ItAl.s
.n.nsa a, 7ys. hisnesl 1874 lowest. rs, closed. 1st
|
BAvANA MARKET
| u.v.x. Nov. A-spssisA gold 2serSsss%A sssASass
/ quiet